Maple Leafs wary Flyers on home ice showdown
The Philadelphia Flyers return to Broad Street for game five against the Toronto Maple Leafs as the NHL playoff series sits tied 2-2. Also tonight the Kings visit the Bruins and the Islanders visit the Sabres in two more tied best-of-seven quarter finals.
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Flyers fall short as Leafs tie series in low penalty game
Flyers assistant coach Mike Nykoluk vows physical play to win but Leafs edge Philadelphia 4 3 to even the series. The prior game sparked a 173 minute penalty total and criminal charges after a rowdy brawl, while coach Fred Shero says the club will rebound at home and play more comfortably.
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Edgewood and Hamit Track Meet Splits in Turbulent Scores
Edgewood edges Ham Tell 45 to 45 in a high school track meet with numerous events and notes on times and distances. Key performances include Gath Baker and Nickolas in sprints and relays, Dennis in hurdles, Testa in a 18 mile relay, and Madison leading mile and relay events with times around 3:10 to 3:31.
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Cartisie
Bettenhausen Climbs to Fifth in USAC Standings After Win
Gary Bettenhausen rose from 13th to fifth in USAC sprint car points after his win at New Bremen Ohio. Larry Dickson leads with 118 points, Tom Bigelow rose to second, Sheldon Kinser fell to third, and Pancho Carter moved to fourth with 76 points. The New Bremen race was last week's only USAC event. a 40 lap Winchester race and the Trenton 200 are scheduled for Sunday.
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Ragazzo Named Assistant Coach at Wake Forest
Ragazzo joins Wake Forest as offensive coach and administrative associate to head coach Chuck Mills. He previously coached at UNC Chapel Hill, Virginia Military, and with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, bringing a varied college and pro background to the Deacon staff.
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Celebrities rally for ski team at Park City luncheon
A celebrity fundraiser in Park City Utah wrapped an awards luncheon for Jill St John Paul Masson Ski Races to aid the U S Ski Team. Ed Ames led a winning alpine team with Hugh O Brien Tom Melville and Sam Melville among participants. The Cubs logged over a million fans but reported a loss of 154 783 last season.
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Lowell Thomas
Jane Powell
Renee Blakely
Cathy Lee Crosby
Jack Kemp
New York
Merlin Olsen
Richard Roundtree
Chicago Cubs
Bucks win Murfield to claim first Muirfield Invitational
Ohio State captures the inaugural Muirfield Invitational Collegiate Golf Tournament by five strokes. OSU stars Ral Guarasci and Jim Ryan of Ohio Wesleyan share individual medalist honors with scores of 75 and 74 respectively.
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Tournament of Champions returns to Akron in 1977
The $125,000 Tournament of Champions, the richest pro bowling event, will be held in Akron at Riviera Lanes in 1977 as the final stop on the PBA winter tour. Edward F Carter and Joseph R Antenova announced the event with a total purse of $129,500 and $25,000 to the winner.
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Moon Converts Big 4 Split in All-Star League
Mark Moon of the Sports Bowl team converted the Big 4 split in last night’s All-Star League match at Sports Bowl. He delivered a 4-76-10 to fuel his team’s effort and draw attention from spectators.
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Golf Hall of Fame adds Armour Scot and Wright
In New York the late Ron Armour known as Ver Scot and Micke Wright, winner of AAA 82 women's tour events, were named to the World Golf Hall of Fame. In Monte Carlo Guillermo Vilas won the Monaco International Tennis Tour men's singles by defeating Wojtek Fibak 6 1 6 1. In Denver Charles Pasarell beat Jeff Borowiak 2 6 7 6 6 3 to win an ag round match in the vet World Championship Tennis Tournament.
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Ron Armour
Ver Scot
Micke Wright
Monte Carlo
Argentina
Guillermo Vilas
Wojtek Fibak
Denver
Charles Pasarell
Jeff Borowiak
Turcotte Nets 26 Wins in 23 Days at Aqueduct 1976
Jockey Ron Turcotte steered to 26 victories over the first 23 days of New York’s 1976 Aqueduct meet, showcasing dominant form as the meeting progressed.
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Middletown High Announces Combined MVPs and Award Winners
Swimmer Biff Martin and wrestler Ken Passmore named most valuable players at a Middletown High banquet. Martin led swimming MVP honors, while Passmore led wrestling honors amid a long list of awards for swimming wrestling junior varsity and cheer squads.
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Phillies place Oates on 21 day disabled list
The Philadelphia Phillies placed catcher Johnny Oates on the 21 day disabled list after suffering a broken left collar bone in the season opener. The team also announced the purchase of Tim Blackwell, a 23 year old catcher from the Red Sox farm system in Pawtucket.
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Kicks boast season ticket lead over Twins early
The Minnesota Kicks have surpassed the Twins in season tickets sold with 600 to start, rising over 2,000 as of Monday. The Twins have 1,400, but play 28 home games from April to September, while the Kicks host nine. Prices differ sharply with a Twins pair about 700 dollars versus about 70 for Kicks tickets.
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Mum Baseball Hosts Thomas More Tomorrow at Smith Park
Miami University Middletown's MUM baseball team, 45 for the season and 11 at home, hosts Thomas More at Smith Park diamond No. 12 with a 3 30 PM start.
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Gulfstream Park to Host Longest Closing in History
Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Florida will stage a 47 day thoroughbred meeting extending to May 11 marking the latest closing date in track history. A highlight is the Florida Derby set for April 3.
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Lebanon Raceway Race Entries and Pace Results
Entry list and pace race lineup for Lebanon Raceway covers the 1st through 7th races with horses and jockeys including Judy Abbe Lillian Jester Ron Bewitching, Face Mighty Ken Second Avenue Brian Byrd, Abbeys Dream Follow That Dot Lady Dartmouth and Fearless M, JD Arrow Autumn Gale Erin Scott, Mapledale Sue Meedean Frises Life Way Choice Brythen Fade Winston, Delaware Spinner Mondocane Byron Knight Shady Abe Satan's Playboy Swift Sweet Heart and more.
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